Foundation Provides Snacks, Milk to Flood Victims via Thai PBS
The Pure Heart Foundation and Bai Li Enterprise donated snacks and milk to flood victims in five central Thai provinces through Thai PBS’s mobile citizens’ aid project. The donation, made on October 6, 2026, includes 36,000 seasoned bamboo noodle snacks, 700 bread pieces, and 720 milk boxes worth 380,300 baht. Officials said the items help ease hardship as residents rebuild after the floods.
The Pure Heart Foundation partnered with Bai Li Enterprise Company Limited to distribute snacks and milk to flood-affected communities through Thai PBS’s ‘Mobile Citizens’ Station Restoring Life After Flood’ project. On October 6, 2026, foundation chairperson Thianrat Na-Wamawattan and Bai Li executive Sornajit Wang handed over 36,000 pieces of seasoned bamboo noodle snack, 700 pieces of bread, and 720 boxes of milk, worth a total of 380,300 baht, for distribution in five areas: Lat Krabang District in Bangkok, Chachoengsao, Prachinburi, Nakhon Nayok, and Nonthaburi provinces. Thianrat said that even after floodwaters recede, people still need to rebuild homes and livelihoods, and daily necessities remain vital to alleviating hardship; the foundation thanked Bai Li Enterprise and Thai PBS for their cooperation and expressed hope that the aid would relieve suffering and encourage recovery. The collaboration highlights how private sector, foundations, and media can join forces to support flood-affected residents in restoring their lives continuously.
